Unless I don't know how to use the combo FF Multi-account Containers + Temporary Containers, or I'm using the wrong add-ons, setup for my basic use case is a bit of a pain. Help!
See original GitHub issueJust found out about containers.
My use case is quite simple:
- MAC for all sites I need to be logged in on all the time
- TC for everything else (even if it’s a link found in a MAC tab)
On TC Preferences, I ticked Automatic Mode
under General
.
Under Isolation
>> Multi-Account Containers
>> chose Isolate Navigations in Permanent Containers whose Target Domain isn't MAC-"Always open in" assigned to that container
. Problem here is that I need to Disable this just so I can save a new site in an existing MAC. If I don’t disable it, the new site opens in a TC.
For example:
- (The setting under
Isolation
(stated above) is enabled.) Twitter.com is pre-saved in a “Twitter MAC.” - Open a new “Twitter MAC” tab, enter tweetdeck.twitter.com but this opens in a TC.
- Go back to TC Preferences and Disable the Isolation setting.
- Repeat step 2 and now tweetdeck.twitter.com opens in “Twitter MAC.”
- Click the MAC icon on browser and tick
Always open in Twitter MAC
(under Current Tab Tweetdeck) to save it. - At this point, with the setting disabled, I want all sites except twitter.com and tweetdeck.twitter.com to open in a Temporary Container. Moving on with the example, we’re on tweetdeck.twitter.com. If I had a, say, Wikipedia link on this page and opened it in a new tab, that Wikipedia opens in “Twitter MAC,” which I don’t want, I want it in a TC. For that to happen I need to go back and enable the Isolation setting again.
How can I simplify this? Am I using the wrong add-ons/combo?
I open links in a new tab by Right click
+ T
, I like this because it’s the fastest.
TIA.
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As u/okradonkey said, you can’t assign the same domain to multiple containers (yet, might one day be supported by MAC: https://github.com/mozilla/multi-account-containers/issues/1171).
Thanks! Didn’t know about Alt+I. Will be looking into Containerise. Thanks so much for the add-on, I didn’t realize its value 😃 I’m using the right combo after all.